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Indian Hawthorne + other shrubs to trade

15 years ago

We are re-landscaping and have lots of shrubs to give away or trade. We have twelve Indian Hawthornes, two barberries, and four unidentified shrubs (photos available). All are very healthy, except the four unidentified, which are alive but in varying states of health.

Things I would like in trade include: Butterly Weed, Baptisia Indico, Red Salvia, Echinacea, Bee Balm, Joe Pye Weed and primrose (the short one).

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KH 888
15 years ago
I don't have anything on your trade list, but I am interested in the indian hawthornes if you choose to give them away.
Thanks!
Kate
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Original Author
15 years ago
Hi Kate:

There is a slight chance that a local school might want them for a project. I'll let you know by the end of the week.
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Original Author
15 years ago
I've given them away to a needy neighbor. Thanks for your interest.
KH 888
15 years ago
Shoot - sorry I missed them!

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